The Bentley Supersports with the Design Theme by Mulliner paint option introduces a paint fade running from one side of the car to the other.
Bentley has revealed a new Design Theme by Mulliner paint option on the Supersports. – Bentley Motors photo
Bentley Motors, the British automaker known for some audacious paint options, has revealed an all-new paint scheme.
And the new Design Theme by Mulliner paint job is only available on the company’s Supersports.
The paint scheme introduces a paint fade running from one side of the car to the other, a first for Bentley.
In the car shown in these photos, which has the Dragon theme, we can see the bold Dragon Red colour from the driver’s side of the car blending across the body into a darker shade on the opposite side. There’s also an off-centre highlight stripe running from the front to back.
The Design Theme by Mulliner introduces a side-to-side paint fade for Bentley. – Bentley Motors photo
The car also has a number 8 on the grille and accent pinstripe on the carbon diffusers, fender blades and sills.
The design theme is also extended on the inside.
Bentley said the design is intended to emphasize the driver-focused nature of the Supersports and reinforces its exclusivity.
The paint theme is available for right-hand and left-hand cars with the paint emphasis centred around the driver.
The Dragon theme fades Dragon Red into a Black Crystal colour. – Bentley Motors photo
Three themes are available
Bentley is making the Design Theme by Mulliner available in three themes.
These include:
Dragon – Dragon Red fading into Black Crystal
Electric – Electric Blue fades into Dark Sapphire
Brodgar – Pale Brodgar fading into Brodgar
For full details, visit the Bentley Motors website.
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The number 8 appears on the front grille. – Bentley Motors photo
The driver side gets the Dragon Red colour. – Bentley Motors photo
An off-centre stripe add a pop of Dragon Red colour to the dark side. – Bentley Motors photo
The design theme is carried over into the inside of the Bentley Supersports. – Bentley Motors photo
The driver and passenger get asymmetric seat colours. – Bentley Motors photo
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